What's on at St John's Place

Book your community event or activity at St John's Place and we will advertise it here for free!  
sjp.salisbury@gmail.com 

Weekly events

Bemerton Live, Friday Mornings

Gentle Exercise for the over 55s, followed by coffee and chat. Cost £8, Refreshments included.
The programme for February is given below and can be downloaded at this link. 
Bem Live Feb

Weekly yoga sessions

A number of instructors have regular yoga classes in St John's Place.  Details of classes, and contact details for instructors, are given on their websites, see below:
* Susan Stephenson (Tuesday evenings 6:30 pm) see https://susanstephensonyoga.co.uk/times-and-classes/
* Emma Lovell (Wednesday mornings from 9:30 - 10:30am)  see www.emmalovellyoga.co.uk 
* Jo Coleman (Thursday evenings 6:00pm and 7:45pm) see https://yogasalisbury.co.uk/classes-and-prices/

Monthly and one off Events

Sunday 15th February 7pm to 9pm

Sound Reiki Meditation Evening with Lilli

A relaxing and rejuvenating Sound Reiki® Group Healing experience. Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds and angelic voice of Lilli Badcock as she guides you through a blissful meditation experience. 

For further information and to book a place:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/heart-healing-a-monthly-sound-journey-with-sing-to-heal-tickets-1980305400762


Friday 20th February 6:45 pm 

Candlelit Relaxing Soundbath with Gemma

Experience being in this beautiful calming space listening to the sounds and feeling the vibrations of singing bowls.

Soundbaths are a great way to switch off, calm the mind and feel relaxed, people often say they sleep well afterwards as well. 

Limited spaces available and advance booking is needed on:

https://salisburymeditationandsoundtherapy.co.uk/candlelit-relaxing-soundbath/

Wednesday 25th February 7:30 - 9:30 pm

Salisbury Military History Society

"England's Great Warrior Queen"

By John Sadler and Bev Crowley

Rome, during those long centuries of Pax Romana and imperial expansion, faced many foes. Few of these achieved the same level of success, albeit temporary, as Boudica’s Rebellion in 60 – 61 AD. The rebel queen galvanised an entire society, tribes which Rome had thought quiescent, destroyed a vexillation from IX Legion Hispana, wiped out the new colonial capital at Colchester, destroyed the great trading hub of Londinium and ravaged the collaborators at Verulamium . She came close to wiping out the whole of Roman settlement and administration, exacting a fearful price from those who stood in her way. Imperial Governor Suetonius Paulinus with a vastly inferior force finally brought her great horde to a battle of annihilation. A terrible retribution followed but the legend of Boudica never died, nor ever will.

For further details about this talk,

and the upcoming programme and membership details see the SMHS website https://salisburymilhist.com

Come to our dance sessions for fun and the joy of movement.  Improve your health and wellbeing.  There is plenty of room to express yourself your own way, with no judgements, no dressing up, refreshments included if no bar.

Friday 27th February 6.00 - 8.30pm

Salisbury Dancers UK

£8 cash on the door or £50 yearly membership for all 30 gigs
All profits to Salisbury Hospice and Cancer support


Contact Fiona: fi@vitalimpact.co.uk, call/text 07803 535432
or visit the Salisbury Dancers UK.

Wednesday 4th March

6:30 for 7:00pm
XR Salisbury present

Jonathon Porritt:

'Love Anger & Betrayal'

Speaker Tour and Q&A
Renowned environmental activist Jonathon Porritt will be introducing his new book, Love, Anger & Betrayal, as part of his nationwide book tour.
Refreshments will be available and following the talk there will be a Q&A, and the book will be available for sale and signing on the night.
Tickets are free, with an option to donate when booking or on the night. All proceeds will be used to fund climate activism. It is expected that demand will be high, so early booking is recommended to guarantee entry.
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/extinctionrebellionsalisbury/2029379

Friday 6th March 6:45 pm 

Candlelit Relaxing Soundbath with Gemma

Experience being in this beautiful calming space listening to the sounds and feeling the vibrations of singing bowls.

Soundbaths are a great way to switch off, calm the mind and feel relaxed, people often say they sleep well afterwards as well. 

Limited spaces available and advance booking is needed on:

https://salisburymeditationandsoundtherapy.co.uk/candlelit-relaxing-soundbath/

Saturday 7th March

Music Gig: 

Quentin Cooper and Floriane Blancke

Doors open 7pm, music starts at 8pm

Tickets £15: purchase here: 
https://wegottickets.com/event/690175
£2.50 from each ticket goes to St Johns Place and Salisbury Hospice.


Visiting from the West of Ireland, Quentin Cooper and Floriane Blancke’s music is a sound made from harp, guitars, piano and singing that experiments with their French and Peruvian roots. It also incorporates aspects of blues, rock, latin and jazz to influence their original songs and instrumental pieces. With exceptional musicianship and a spirited, playful energy, this remarkable duo delivers an unforgettable musical journey—one that is as invigorating as it is soul-stirring.

Wednesday 25th March 7:30 - 9:30 pm

Salisbury Military History Society

‘The War on the Wire’ Signalling in the Gallipoli Campaign

By Clive Harris

This talk by ex-signaller, Clive Harris describes how, from ship to shore to the skies, from wire to wireless, the communications element of the Gallipoli campaign was an essential component to success or failure during the campaign.  Command and control is often focussed upon through the study of the operational outcome of the campaign, yet equally important is the history of signalling at Gallipoli when viewed at the tactical level. Numerous published sources are available to us to consider just what challenges faced signallers during the campaign. This presentation considers what went right, what went wrong how the men on the ground adapted to the climate and conditions of Gallipoli to ensure their messages got through.

For further details about this talk,

and the upcoming programme and membership details see the SMHS website https://salisburymilhist.com